Is this model overfitted or not?
Overfitting nearly always occurs to some degree when fitting to limited data sets, and neural networks are very prone to it. However neither of your graphs show a major problem with overfitting - that is usually obvious when epoch counts increase, the results on training data continue to improve whilst the results on cross validation get progressively worse. Your validation results do not do that, and appear to remain stable.

It is usually pragmatic to accept that there will be at least some difference between measurements on the training set and cross validation or test sets. The primary goal is usually to get the best measurements in test that you can. With that in mind, you are usually only interested in how much you are overfitting if it implies you could improve performance by using techniques to reduce overfitting e.g. various forms of regularisation.

Without knowing your data set or known good results, it is hard to tell whether the difference you are seeing between test and train in accuracy could be improved. Your accuracy graph shows a train accuracy close to 100% and a validation accuracy close to ~96%. It looks a bit like MNIST results, and if I saw that result on MNIST I would suspect something was wrong, and it might be fixed by looking at regularisation (but it might also be something esle). However, that's only because I know that 99.7% accuracy is possible in test - on other problems I might be very happy with 96% accuracy.

The loss graph is not very useful, since the scale has completely lost any difference there might be between training and validation. You should probably re-scale it to show detail close to 0 loss, and ignore the earlier large loss values.